Sorrow reunites a son with his foster-father. For Ardhoniel Marvelite.

Even when you would have nothing to do with other living souls, even when you know nothing of other people's concerns, even then war will still find you.

Frodo read his letter one last time. The candlesticks burned brightly in the study. The blue-eyed hobbit's heart sank. He had to find a way to escape this curse or be doomed to remain a monster forever. Featuring Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, and Eru Iluvatar.

Arwen Undómiel sailed with her mother to Blessed Realms

Every tale has its roots. Follow Raulin Clarke and his Tonkinese cat, Hakim, as they delve into portal jumping. They are known throughout centuries as the Wind Riders. In time, they find themselves in Middle-earth and uncover its secrets from within. Sequel to 'Fairer Than Thee'.

On the verge of adulthood and very much in love, Elrohir is reluctant to meet again the elf who does not return his feelings. But the pitfalls of travelling in winter bring them together in an unexpected way.

Little Legolas wants his father's attention, but the King has been feeling down lately. Why? Will Legolas get to spend some time with his beloved adar by the end of the day? And maybe even find and heal the source of his father's sadness while he's at it? A one-shot dedicated to my dear friend, Jaya Avendel.

"Do not be afraid." A voice called to him in the air. Frodo's eyes widened. It was Eru's voice and his hand was on his, holding him steady even when he was sweating intensely. "Do not let go."

Birth. Life. Learning. Love. Death. I've been reborn and lived in various worlds (fictional in my first life) and am now an elfling- again! Now I'm in Valinor, next stop: Middle-Earth, as the grandchild of a family doomed to be kinslayers- unless I do something about it. I'll need the Ainur's help, all the knowledge and magic from my previous lives to save Eä- and the Fëanorians.

A take on modern girl in Middle Earth. Eleanor under very curious circumstances gets thrown into space, then into a sea and then into a cave. All she has is her pesky little smartass computer, and a Creature she only just met, that does not speak her language, What happens next? Well, first, she needs to check the hardware of her computer. Hopefully, she'll spill something on it.

Frodo Baggins looked on at the island. It was Kowaki island, nestled on the Bay of Belfalas, quite the location for a volcanic island, filled with an assortment of palm trees. His boat drew closer to the island, but he wasn't the first one there. He was last and standing on the island, ready to take on the first challenge. Inspired by the CBS show "Survivor".

"Anything?" As an elderly man about his height, wearing a rather long blue hat, white shirt and a blue jumper, complete with brown leather boots. This man trimmed his flower garden, but... wait. Did this man just read his mind? "Who are you?" Frodo asked him, curious. "What are you?" "I am a garden gnome." The elderly man - eh, gnome answered. "This is my garden."

It is he who must last, even when his heart is burning. (Elrond character study.) (Canon pairings.)

When the shadows deepen, Gandalf remembers the Light and his lord, Manwë. But that, too, is painful for a Maia thus severed from the West, as a starved spiritual bond with one's Vala is not something to be taken lightly.

The Elf was supposed to die. Instead he spent long years imprisoned in Angband, slowly loosing his sanity. Now it is the Third Age, and Sauron has claimed a Silmaril. Can an amnesiac Elf stop him before it's too late? Rated T for mentions of torture, but nothing is actually shown. AU.

Snow covered the Pelennor Fields. The whole of Minas Tirith was alive with excitement for Yule. Merry and Pippin were especially excited. They couldn't wait to tell Aragorn about the progress made in the Shire. It was sure to be a festive time for all. Featuring Frodo Baggins, Aragorn, Merry Brandybuck, Pippin Took, OCs, etc.

Manwë observed his scripts. "Ah. I see you were pending investigation over your little helpless dog you so desperately tried to save. Fell beasts are not your friends, Sauron." "You're right. They're my allies," Sauron said, his lips curved in rage. Written for the Sauron Sunday challenge.

Sauron tapped his iron foot against the cold stone floor. His birthday was today, and already he was celebrating his uprising across Middle-earth. What could possibly go wrong? Written for the Sauron Sunday challenge.

Merry poked his head out behind the maroon red curtain. There they were: his fans. Well, to be honest, they weren't just his fans. Oh, who was he kidding? They were probably after Pippin Took, his cousin and friend. Well, he couldn't say his former friend or cousin… no, he must not think that way. He was prepared for this. Featuring Merry, Estella, etc.

Boromir has passed into Middle-earth's history, becoming a legend in Gondor, as well as among the members of the Fellowship of the Ring. So, why can't his fangirls leave him be and will one fangirl succeed in winning his affection? War of the Ring. Featuring Boromir and Eru Iluvatar.

After the loss of his beloved Rosie, Sam Gamgee travels West, unsure what might await him. Does Mr. Frodo still live? Will anybody even remember him?

AU. This is the story of an Elf who was supposed to die. Instead he spent long years as a captive in Angband, slowly loosing his sanity. Now, in the Third Age, Sauron is returning. And he has found a Silmaril. Can an amnesiac Elf recover his memories in time to defeat the Dark Lord? CURRENTLY BEING REVISED.

In dreams may sometimes come rest and surcease from sorrow. (Crossover between JRRT's LotR/The Silm/Roverandom) (Written for the 2012 "Back to Middle-earth Month.) Book-verse; one-shot. Features Fatty Bolger, Lórien (Irmo) and the Man-in-the-Moon.

"Keep it," she said, "we may not always be together. But this rose, we'll have to remember us by. It won't age until the time comes for us to return to Valinor. It's a promise of hope, for each of us." "You are in my heart, Naemë. May your ventures go well," Gandalf said. "Where will you go? Will you forget about me? Or remember me?" Naemë said. Features Gandalf, Frodo, OCs, etc.

Middle Earth's final days, see through the eyes of some Fourth Age denizens and a fallen Maia. I am rewriting this story, and I hope to be posting the first few chapters of the new version fairly soon. I will be keeping this one up. This /is/crack, and the original version of the story. For the serious retelling, then please visit Last Days Redux.